Utah
Utah is a state situated in western USA, its capital city being the Salk Lake City. Centrally located in the Rocky Mountain region, midway between Canada and Mexico, Utah is bordered by Wyoming on the northeast, Colorado on the east, Arizona on the south, Nevada on the west, and Idaho on the north. Utah is the 13th-largest state and the third highest, with an average elevation of 6,100 feet. Except for a projection of Wyoming into its northeastern corner, Utah would be rectangular in shape. Utah has a large Mormon population. The state derives its name from the Ute Indians. Utah is rich in natural beauties like mountains, lakes and deserts. Following are some articles on interesting facts about Utah.
- Bridal Veil Falls Utah
Waterfalls have always been eye-catching and Bridal Veil Falls in Utah is no exception. The Bridal Veil Falls is a double cataract waterfall and attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year...
- Ronnie Lee Gardner Executed by Firing Squad
Death row convict Ronnie Lee Gardner has been put to death by a firing squad in Utah...
- Salt Lake City Attractions - Things to do in Salt Lake City
Apart from the Mormon Church, Salt Lake City has a lot of things in store for you. So, before visiting this beautiful city, make a note that you will definitely experience plenty of excitement and even a few nostalgic moments. Here's some help...
- Interesting Facts About Utah
Utah was the 45th state to join the Union and is located in western USA. Its capital city is Salt Lake City. The state has breathtaking natural beauty encompassing mountains, lakes and deserts as well as a rich heritage.
- Polygamists Issue Voters Guide
Usually Utah's polygamists try to steer clear of being recognized-but now they're seeking the spotlight.
- Famous People of Utah
Utah has been the home and birthplace of many famous personalities. Here is a list of a few famous people of Utah.
